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Eleventh Report of the Independent Monitoring Commission

出版	Stationery Office, 2006
主題	History / Military / GeneralPolitical Science / GeneralPolitical Science / Security (National & International)Political Science / Political FreedomSocial Science / Violence in Society
ISBN	01016800239780101680028
URL	http://books.google.com.hk/books?id=XqsmAAAACAAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api

註釋The task of the Independent Monitoring Commission is to monitor whether commitments in the security "normalisation programme" are being fully implemented, against the background of the paramilitary threat and the British Government's obligation to ensure the safety and security of the community as a whole. This report reviews 6 months. Among the Commission's conclusions are that: provisions of the programme relating to the military support of the police have been met, following the demolition of all the remaining towers in South Armagh, the withdrawal of the army from two further police stations and the reduction in the number of troops. The normalization programme requires no action on counter-terrorist legislation particular to Northern Ireland until July 2007. In regard of the police estate, there has been a defortification of existing police buildings, and new premises being constructed in a style compatible with the Patten recommendations, which promote the delivery of community based policing, so the Commission believes that the normalization process has been met. Further, the Commission is satisfied that the PSNI is making progress in introducing new patrolling patterns. Other examples of security nomalisation include the policing of the 12th July parades without military assistance.